Lottie

Like all cats, Lottie can be spooked by loud noises, however she has met young children so would be fine to be rehomed to a family environment as long as she has a safe space to go to if it becomes too much. Lottie was found as a stray originally so we are assuming is streetwise and fine with roads. Having a private garden to claim as her own would be great for her but not necessary. Although we have no history of Lottie living with other pets, we believe that due to her sweet nature she will be fine to. Introductions to other cats or dogs in the home should be at a gradual pace to ensure all parties are comfortable. Small pets should be housed securely and away from cats. This gorgeous young lady is Lottie. You wouldn’t think it by looking at her but she has just raised 6 kittens with the help of on of our foster carers! Now that they have all been sent to their new homes, it’s Lotties turn. Lottie is incredibly sweet and loves attention. She’ll come and greet the fosterer when they come into the room and enjoys lots of fuss. The best way to make friends with Lottie is through her stomach! She is a big fan of her biscuits especially. She is enjoying her independence now the kittens have gone by sleeping up in higher places and has even starting playing, which is great to see. Lottie is currently living in a foster home and will be allocated a temporary unit at the centre on the day of book-out. Most cats find unfamiliar environments quite stressful and this can affect their behaviour in the cattery, however given her confident and sociable nature Lottie will be suitable for a meet prior to rehoming.